Philadelphia/Los Angeles — On May 4, 2004 British Prime Minister Tony Blair chaired the first meeting of the Commission for Africa in London. The high-level group of politicians and economists, representing thirteen industrialized and developing nations, will spend the next year analyzing the problems of underdevelopment in Africa and recommending new solutions to improve the […]
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The United States, Argentina, and Canada have decided to proceed with the formal trade complaint against Europe over its position on genetically modified (GM) foods. In response, the World Trade Organization announced the three panelists that will preside over this politically-charged trade dispute. Following WTO procedures, the dispute will be conducted behind closed doors with
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PGF, as part of its mission to build international understanding and acceptance, believes that good international relations are founded upon mutual respect, tolerance, and a fair-deal. To that end PGF encourages you to write to your elected representatives in support of visa free status for Polish nationals. Poland, a good and trusted friend of the
On the eve of Polish President Kwasniewski’s visit to the USA next week (January 30, 2004), a review of current USA-Polish relations is warranted. Americans hear that Poland is America’s closest friend and ally on the European continent, and that it stood shoulder to shoulder with us, along with England and Australia, to root out
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They are among the newest entrants to the European Union, recent converts to the free market who, in their rush to catch up to wealthier E.U. partners, need everything from bulldozers to disc drives. And that makes Poland and the Czech Republic attractive to states like Minnesota. In his first overseas trade mission, Gov. Tim
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